Helicopters Shot Down as Saigon Battle Rages
US helicopter evacuations were disrupted by heavy fire with one UH-1B crew killed and others rescued after a crash 15 miles west southwest of Saigon. A second helicopter was downed in the same area as Air Force strikes hit Zone D near Bien Hoa. VC forces used machine guns and bugle signaling in close combat while artillery and air power aided US troops.
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LS Army
Saigon
Guam
Joe Diaz
San Antonio
LPS
Duck Hastead
Bien Hoa
Aged nurse charged in assault at Elyria hospital
Zelma Wilhelm 75 of Sederis Hotel was charged with assault with intent to kill after allegedly attempting to smother Kath leen Dunfee 85 at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Police say the incident followed a money dispute during a one year care contract. Bond set at 5000. Municipal Court date pending.
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Elyna Municipal Court
Zelma Wilhelm
Sederis Hotel
Court St
Wilhelm
Kathleen Dunfee
Weddell House
East Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Harold Zeal
Dunfee
Polce
Mrs Dunfee
Mrs Wilhelm
Po Lce
Zealley
Lorainite pleads innocent in barroom slaying case
Pedro Jose Ortiz Bonnilla 28 of 1902 East 28th St. faced a municipal court arraignment on a second degree murder charge. A preliminary hearing was set for 2 pm Nov 16, with bond continued at 50,000. Police say Bonnilla shot Jose Torres Class after an argument at the Mexican American Citizens Club.
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Bonnilla
Torres
Pedro Jose Ortiz Bonnilla
East 28Th St
John S Kolena
Bonnillas
Falal
Dayton man next spacewalker
United States space program selects Charles A Bassett II, a 33 year old Air Force captain from Dayton, Ohio, as co pilot aboard the Gemini orbital flight slated for after July 1. Authorities indicate the mission could launch as early as May if conditions hold. Bassett will occupy the right seat with civilian astronaut Elliot M Lee Jr of Dallas as command pilot on Gemini.
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Alvin B Webb JI
Space Center
Houston
UPI
Amenca
Charles A Bassett II
Air Force
Dayton
Ohio
Bassett
Elliot M Lee Jr
Dallas
Lee
Where to turn MIDVIEW school levy defeat weighs on voters
Midview district faces an ominous sign as voters reject the school levy Tuesday. The board of education hears concerns while Amherst council may require another hearing on a zoning ordinance. Rochester eyes sidewalk repair and snow removal plans. Oberlin weighs portable classrooms versus a bond for permanent construction. Area vocational school progress outlined by the superintendent. North Ridgeville school board reiterates interest in a regional vocational high school. New London votes to permit continuation of vocational agriculture program by taking up slack. Holsewives seeks Job Corps, per Speaking Frankly. Brighton Township sets hearing on zoning to allow overnight travel trailer courts. South Amherst officials unhappy with pace of water negotiations with Amherst. Berlin Heights high leads 1965 Firelands Conference football with five players named.
Kilgallen death cause still sought
Medical authorities began a series of detailed tests to determine Dorothy Kilgallen's cause of death. Assistant Medical Examiner Dr James Luke said the initial autopsy ruled out a heart attack. Microscopic and toxicological tests would be needed, likely taking a couple of days.
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New York
UPI
Dorothy Kilgallen
James Luke
Luke
Sealift to Begin Key West Mission for Cuban Refugees
The United States plans a sealift from Key West to airlift about 2000 Cuban refugees stranded at Camarioca port. Officials said the operation aims to move evacuees to safety aboard ships, with coordination by military and civilian agencies.
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Key West Fla
LP1
Camarioca
58 Die as Jet Hits Ohio Hill in Storm
An American Airlines 727 carrying 62 people from LaGuardia to Cincinnati crashed into Indian Mountain during a violent thunderstorm while attempting a visual approach to Runway 18. Sixty eight reported dead, including notable NY daily staffer attendant and WPIX official, with a CAB investigation underway and a temporary morgue at the airport. Survivors include Israel Horowitz of Closter New Jersey and Norman Specter of Valley Stream, among others. Captain Dan Teelin, a veteran pilot, was among those killed. The crash followed a prior 727 incident near Cincinnati months earlier amid turbulent weather. Investigators will review engine and guidance systems and transcripts of air tower communications. A lightning flash and intense rain were reported during the approach.
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Robert T Weston Constance
UPI
American Airlines
New York
LaGuardia
Greater Cincinnati
Ace
Indian Mountain
Elmer Weekly
Saratoga Calif
Tom Kitchell
West Monroeia
Israel Horowitz
Closter N J
Norman Specter
Valley Stream
Iss
Kitchell
Wee Jack
F A Flynn
F ‘I Flynn
New York Dail News
John Kairdhsten
New
Cincinnat
Teelin
United Air Lines
Lake Michigan
Civ Aeronautics Board
CAB
Thomas R Saunders
Weather Outlook With Cooler Weather Ahead
The forecast calls for cooler temperatures with considerable cloudiness and a much cooler day. Tonight will clear as temperatures dip to the low twenties to low thirties, followed by a sunny and slightly warmer Wednesday.
Centralized state school bus buying plan adopted
The Columbus area Board of Education approved a statewide centralized bid plan for school buses. Local boards may bid through the state system or separately. subsidies mirror the lower bid. Board member Manchester opposed, warning local control would lose purchasing power and be exposed to bidder pressure. The plan, already approved in October, remains optional under recent General Assembly laws.
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Columbus
UPI
Board of Education
Robert A
Manchester Canfield
Wayne E Shaffer
Manchester
General Assembly
Terrorism mars Philippine vote
In Manila eight million Filipinos voted amid terrorism and murder. A Liberal party campaign worker was killed in Cebu Province when jumped by Nationalist party partisans. President Diosdado Macapagal seeks reelection amid a lengthy, bitter campaign.
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Manila
UPI
Cebu
Liberal Party
Nationalist Party
Diosdado Macapagal
Philippines
IME
Johnson clears 1965 legislative slate in Texas
President Johnson approved the final 30 bills from the 89th Congress first session. He signed one bill Monday morning, 14 in the afternoon and 15 after dinner before a midnight deadline that could have triggered a pocket veto.
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Johnson City
Tex
UPI
Johnson
89Th
Congress
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